Scientific Calc 5.6

The Scientific Calculator app designed for iPad, iPhone, and iTouch offers a comprehensive set of features tailored for both casual users and professionals requiring precision in their calculations.

Accessing scientific functions is simplified through an intuitive interface that allows users to swipe between different categories, such as exponents, logarithms, and trigonometric functions. The design prioritizes large, clear buttons to enhance speed and reliability, eliminating the need for secondary function keys or screen rotation. While all functions are readily visible on the iPad, additional options become accessible in landscape mode. The inclusion of balloon help facilitates user understanding of various functionalities.

Key Features:

• Backspace functionality enables correction of entry errors without the need to restart calculations.
• Support for parentheses and adherence to calculation priority are incorporated.
• Effortlessly copy and paste numbers to other applications with a simple tap on the display.
• Change number display formats (Fixed, Scientific, etc.) through a user-friendly tapping mechanism.
• Customize background settings and fixed digit displays according to personal preference.
• An audible confirmation tone is provided for each button press, which can be easily muted by touching the speaker icon.
• Repetition of the previous calculation occurs automatically upon pressing the equal sign.
• Memory functionality retains values between sessions.
• Toggle between Degrees and Radians effortlessly with a dedicated screen symbol or button.
• Error alerts appear both visually and audibly when attempting to divide by zero or compute the square root of a negative number.
• The app displays numbers in a format consistent with local regional settings, such as using commas in European formats.
• Calculations are executed with extended accuracy, ensuring results remain consistent; for instance, repeated operations involving the square root of 2 followed by squaring will yield two instead of an approximation like 1.999999999999983.